The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-09-10
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springer's Hall is receiving coat O
paint.
Mr.. Dewitt White has returned from q
visit 10 Boston.
ITO let's" will be inserted in the TMEs
free Of charge.
Mr.. George Boyden is taking his vaca-
tion in northern Maine.
The Mt Pleasant Social Clubs ball is
tonight friday at Unity Hall.
Miss Hattie Crawford has returned from
her vacation in Worcester.
The tax assessors close their books on
| Saturday, September the 10th.
The letter sheet envelope can now be
obtained at the Olneyville Post Office.
Frank Huse returned on Wednesday
from a two weeks visit to Baltimore.
Miss Maggie Ames has returned from Il
| visit of several weeks at Taunton, Mass.
Mr.. Simon Elias returned Wednesday
from a two days stay in New York City.
The Johnston schools opened this week
with an increased attendance over last
term.
Miss Lizzie Teehan returned Tuesday
from brief visit to friends AT Millbury.
Mass.
l.. T. Luther. the druggist. is taking in
all the fairs this week, and enjoys it AS
usual.
Last Monday "the school boy with his
shining morning face" was seen on our
streets.
Olneyville is a live place but lots of its
inhabitants were behind the TINES last
Friday.
The annual social of the Rough and
Ready Fire Co., takes place on the 27th
of October.
Miss ;. l.. Ainsworth. the milliner. is at
Manchester n. H., this week enjoying a
brief vacation.
Mr.. Fred. Sans Souci is giving away a
pocket knife with every pair of school
shoes he sells.
j. A. Webb is making the best home
made bread, cake and pastry in town,
1920 High street.
The Thornton Cricket Eleven will go TO
wanskuck today TO play the local club
of the latter place.
The Providence Cricket Club Will play
the Saylesville second eleven this after
noon at Saylesville.
Mr.. Frank Wynn ofthis village has gone
to Holy Cross College at Worcester, Mass.
TO resume his studies.
Will C. Fuller is trying the beauties of
keeping house, having opened on his own
account on Wednesday.
Mrs. w. II. Phillips of this village, and
Mrs. T.. Wcstcott of Thornton were visit
ing in Moosup Valley last week.
Richard Landy visited Fall River and
New Bedford this week in the interest of
T.. G. Alden the wholesale miliner.
Miss Agnes Armour of Mount Pleasant
has gone to Boston to resume her musical
studies at the Conservatory of Music.
TO persons wishing job printing we
would say that the TINES office is suppli-
ed with good assortment of new type.
The heavy rain Wednesday evening
washed the new paving on Olneyville
Square but no mud was left as formerly.
Miss Mary Crowley who has been visit
ing here for past two rvoeLa returned last
Saturday to her home in Portland, Conn.
A Temperance meeting under the auspices
of the Johnston Wet. L. will be held on
the Square at O'Clock, Sunday afternoon.
Professor James Parkinson has lately
removed from 5S4 to 4S3 Valley street,
where he is prepared to give the best of
musical instruction.
The Town Council and Probate Court
are in session this afternoon. The former
wrestling over town matters and the latter
body with legal business.
Mr.. Charles Kenyon, organist at the
Union Congregational church Providence,
will give an organ recital at the Broad
way Baptist church next Wednesday
evening.
The Union Dramatic Club will hold a
meeting on Tuesday evening for its
election Of officers. The club is prepar-
ing TO produce "Pinatore" some time in
October.
Stephen Budlong and Charles Calder
and their wives, and Frank +. Webb
and Thomas Eastwood Of this place.
went on the Greenport excursion last
Tuesday.
Mr.. John Il. Chace, formerly organist Of
the Swedenborgian church, Providence
has been appointed organist and director
Of music at the Baptist church on Plain
field street.
The case against Dominica Desisto, the
Simmonsville Italian. for assault with in
tent TO commit rape was discontinued at
the District Court Saturday on the pay
ment Of costs.
Co. b. Of the State cavalry, il trying
TO locate in this village and has made
oyertures for Irons Hall for an Armory.
What success will attend their efforts re-
mains TO be seen.